How to fix the video title or thumbnail on social media
If a social post shows an old title or thumbnail after you changed them in Biteable, the platform cached them from the original link; the most reliable fix is to duplicate the project, republish it, and share the fresh link in a new post — re-sharing the same link often still shows the cached version.
How to fix the video title or thumbnail on social media
When you publish a video and then post a link to the video on a social media site, the social media site will usually import the title and thumbnail of the video automatically. If you don't change the title or thumbnail of your video, then everything is fine.
But if you change the title or thumbnail of your video, the change will not show up in your original social media post. This is because the social media post is static and once it imports the title and thumbnail, it doesn't go back and look for any changes.
How to update a video title or thumbnail for a social media post
To get your social media post to have the correct video title and thumbnail, you will need to duplicate your video project, make your changes to the title and/or thumbnail and then publish your video. Take the new URL for the Biteable watch page and create a new social post with your video's link.
How to duplicate a project
To duplicate a project, from your Biteable dashboard, hover your mouse over the project you want to duplicate. Click on the Options menu that appears and then click Duplicate.
